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Personal Narrative Essay: The Colorado River Fair

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After too much eating, laughing and riding all the thrilling rides, the Colorado River Fair has come to an end. Although the funnel cakes were sprinkled with showers of powdered sugar, the cinnamon rolls came with extra frosting, candy apples weren’t too hard to bite into, the cotton candy was extra soft, the carnival rides took many for a loop-the-loop and the animals were gorgeously groomed for both showmanship and auction, just like all good things, it went away too soon. Receiving numerous amount of feedback from the Times’ Facebook post to lucky Blytheonians who were fortunate enough to receive free tickets to the fair, a compilation of the some of the comments of what you all said you enjoyed most about the fair, your family traditions and how many …show more content…

Lois Shaffer: “Seeing people you haven't seen since the last year's fair!” “Our family tradition is taking a family portrait at the photo booth. It’s always nice to have memories of every year especially seeing how my kids look so different every year,” Belen D Rodriguez said. Judy Schuster: “My favorite fair tradition is watching the livestock judging and auction. This year I get to watch third generation livestock participants in my grandson as he continues something that began with my brothers and I over 4 decades ago.” [I] love the barn and all of the animals that the kids work with and watching all the livestock shows with all the kids showing animals. By far the best attraction at the fair,” Derek Copple said. Amber Barnes: “Waiting until the fair is closing down to get cinnamon rolls, promising yourself to wait until you get home to eat them then promptly eating half of one when you get into the car.” Then the times asked, how many hours do you or your family typically spend at the fair? Angelica Guerra said, “as many hours as my kids will want to stay. It's only once a year.” Whereas, Lori Diane Scott said they spend all 4 days for at least 6 hours each

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